What does TA mean?
TA means Transactional Analysis
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Scientific & Educational
category.
Particularly in Special Education Abbreviations
Particularly in Special Education Abbreviations
What is the abbreviation for Transactional Analysis?
Transactional Analysis can be abbreviated as TA
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What does TA mean? TA as abbreviation means "Transactional Analysis". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- USATAA - United States of America Transactional Analysis Association
- WPATA - Western Pacific Association of Transactional Analysis
- EATA - European Association of Transactional Analysis
- ITAA - International Transactional Analysis Association
- SAATA - South African Transactional Analysis Association
- TAJ - Transactional Analysis Journal
- ATATI - Auckland Transactional Analysis Training Institute
- ATAA - America Transactional Analysis Association
- CTA - Certified Transactional Analysis
- ICTA - Institute of Counselling and Transactional Analysis
- IDTA - Institute of Developmental Transactional Analysis
- ITA - Institute of Transactional Analysis
- ITA - International Transactional Analysis
- NZTAA - New Zealand Transactional Analysis Association
- SATA - Serbian Association for Transactional Analysis
- TAI - Transactional Analysis in Ireland
- TACC - Transactional Analysis Certification Council
- TASI - Transactional Analysis Society of India
- TAB - Transactional Analysis Bulletin
- PAC - Parent, Adult, Child. The three alter-ego states defined in Eric Berne's theory of Transactional Analysis. See the Transactional Analysis pages on this site.